Sentence examples for there is a damaging from inspiring English sources

Even worse, in many forces there is a damaging culture, based on a lack of training and understanding, in which the experiences of victims are minimised and treated with disbelief.

There is "a damaging and poisonous racism at root" in Australia, the British poet Kate Tempest has warned.

I'm very happy to be here, I'm very honoured to be on this stage, but I have to say this: there is a damaging and poisonous racism at root in this country.

Tempest followed up the panel appearance with an opening address at Sydney writers' festival, where she pointed the finger at Australia specifically: "I'm very honoured to be on this stage, but I have to say this: there is a damaging and poisonous racism at root in this country".

There is a damaging misconception that the work of saving children in developing countries is doomed to a cycle of failure and recrimination.

There is a damaging myth about art I fear I unwittingly spread every time I view a painting or photograph hung on the wall.

We lag behind in productivity, we have a housing "challenge" and there's a "damaging imbalance in economic growth and prosperity across our country", Hammond admitted, not forgetting to say that George Osborne "has a record to be proud of".

A fallen tree in Nagasaki Prefecture caused a small power outage, and nearby there was a damaged home.

His comments were politely dismissed by key figures in the party, and it is clear that there is a damage-limitation exercise in operation in the wake of the agreement.

It was found that there is a damage threshold corresponding to a certain number of cycles above which damage increases rapidly reaching a plateau where saturation of micro-damage is attained.

However, since there was a damage of the optic pathway as a secondary consequence of tumor growth a relation to the applied radiochemotherapy remained doubtful.